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Chapters (Powered by @danecjensen) - 00:00 - Clayton Christensens visit to Oxford Fabulous experience 00:36 - Clayton Laude Not a slouch, remarkable career 01:36 - Clayton Christensen Great Opportunity for New Horizons 04:21 - Steel can be made cheaply in mini mills 05:31 - Global integrated steel companies shun mini mills 07:19 - Rebar market decimated by mini mills in 1979 08:32 - Rebar collapse explains lowcost strategy 13:10 - Pursuing profit in pursuit of success 14:40 - Toyotas disruption, killing Detroits car industry 16:34 - Disruptions in the economy explain stagnation 19:51 - Personal computers improved economics, mainframes demise 21:10 - Disruptive smartphone innovations transform personal computers 22:29 - Disruptive innovations create jobs, finance growth 23:22 - Sustaining innovations do not create jobs 24:29 - Efficiency innovations Walmart, IBM, mainframe 25:20 - Sustaining innovations free capital for disruptive innovations 30:06 - Strict capital restrictions enforced by theologians in the 1940s 34:57 - American economy produces fewer disruptive innovations than Japan 37:46 - Zero cost of capital US companies waste money 40:11 - Japans economic disruption in 1990 41:57 - Highend markets disrupt global economies 46:23 - Kias bus, Hondas disruption, sustaining innovation 49:00 - Dels value proposition Assembly lowers costs, boosts revenues 50:37 - Value proposition for Dels supply chain 51:10 - Disruption, profitdriven growth in Taiwan 55:31 - Indias prosperity through disruption, Mexicos poverty 57:10 - Microeconomic causes of prosperity

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Please study -The Circular Economy , and Ernesto Sirolli thanks.🌎🙂

I can't seem to get myself to stop listening to her!

Inspiring.

Fascinating. I enjoy how he elevated human intuition above combinatorial machines. I'm #teamhuman too without necessarily pitting humans against machines but admitting the embodied, and perhaps sacred, spirit that makes humans creative - and conscious. When machines start making decisions in the same intuitive mode as humans, then we're wont to accept they're conscious. Maybe then, we can reverse-engineer them to finally understand consciousness. Brilliant presentation. Love the Galileo illustration.

It's interesting to know that 5 years ago, the President of Gabon couldn't manage *Fiscal Management* has one of the weakest economic growth and development due to Corruption. 😮

Thank you

....beautiful!!!

I’d like to see him go up against Barbarian of the Gates fame Henry Kravis, in a winner takes all

MSc strategic management brought me here ❤❤❤ love her

I love ❤️ Oxford!

So much wisdom

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Brilliant

As a management professional I find the vdo lecture vry.Informatve.Thanx

Thank you for the insightful lecture😊

Thank you for this amazing recording! Very interesting!

A great and fascinating lecture.

Companies such as Apple, who are cooperating with the Russian government agencies to keep doing business in Russia, should also be sanctioned. Today, with the request from Putin's Federal Service for Supervision of Communications, Information Technology and Mass Media, abbreviated as Roskomnadzor, Apple App Store removed VPN services applications used by independent media and others in Russia, according to Red Shield and Le VPN representatives. Roskomnadzor has been systematically shutting down various VPN services in Russia over past few years and two years ago began blocking complete VPN protocols. They have proudly announced Apple's cooperation in these efforts. Much of the Russian government officials, as well as members of Putin's propaganda machine, use iPhones.

@Barbara, Is AGI basically when the AI get's it's pre-frontal cortex equivalent? it's simulation of consious thought? Also, what does assessment and homework need to look like now in the age of AI?

When I took the Oxford Saïd survey, I haven't shared this video. Today I assigned it as homework to my translation students in Mexico. Barbara Oakley is a great speaker!

I missed the live recording but grateful to receive the recording in my inbox. I enjoyed it and didn't realise she wrote A Mind for Numbers until she projected it. You can tell she's a genuine and deeply engaging lecturer. And this was a lovely recording.

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Have you ever considered PPP investors? They literally have to invest 80% of their profits from MTN's on humanitarian investments, which equate to impact investing.

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He hates us...WE THE PEOPLE

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Really amazing. I wish some day I can get there ❤

Excellent vdo lecture bt as a professional in my opinion financial economics is a social science which studies economizing behaviour of the people and it's consequences at both individual nd aggregate levels.The study of economics contributes a great deal to business decisions making like it offers clarity to the concepts nd variables that r used in business decision making nd in this way helps avoiding conceptual pitfalls,it helps in building analytical tools for analysing business problems in terms of finance nd their rectification too through various Parameters nd it helps in identifying the variables that r relevant nd significant in analysing the problem nd finding solution to the problem at micro nd macro level with respect to financial system as an overall Perspective in brief in my Economics behaviour is in fact, maximizing behaviour nd vry.important for managers nd top executives.Vry.Inspirng nd outstanding lecture.Thanx

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Well explained vdo lecture bt.as a professional in my opinion Economics contributes a great deal towards the performance of managerial duties nd responsibilities.Managers with a working knowledge of economics can perform their functions more effectively than those with out it.The basic function of managers or executives of a business firm is to achieve the Objective of the firm to the maximum possible extent with the limited resources placedat their disposal in financial management nd related to Economics.Economics this provides analytical tools nd techniques that managers need to achieve the goals of the organization they manage so working knowledge of economics not necessarily a formal degree which is essential for managers.Managers r essentially practising economists.A manager has to take a number of decisions r taken under the condition of uncertainty nd risk.Uncertainty nd risk arise mainly due to uncertain behaviour of the market forces, changing business environment, emergence of competitors with highly competitive products, government policy, external influence on the domestic market nd social nd political changes in the country.The complexity of the modern business world adds complexity to business decisions making.However the degree of uncertainty nd risk can b greatly reduced if market conditions are predicted with a high degree of reliability.The prediction of the future course of business environment alone is not sufficient.What is equally important is to take appropriate business decisions nd to formulate a business strategy in conformity with the goals of the firm in brief in my Economics goes far beyond choice with respect to making behaviour, strategies, evaluation, orientation, Policies etc.bt.T&D play's a vital role through different Training Methodologies for skill development nd check Time mgmt.which can b utilised for other perspective for OD nd OB nd ultimately results in positive Productivity in terms of financial aspects nd boost the economy in nut shell in my views.Vry inspiring vdo lecture.Thanx

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A very wise man. Love his teachings

I think I am the only one who wants to be a leader 😊

Really insightful

The brain power behind his thoughts was amazing.

Oxford needs to learn to run better

Clayton Christensen is one of those few intellectuals who changed how I view the world. You shall be missed sir!

John Dramani Mahama is the personality every country will like to have as president. He's the president of All Africa